The original poster said >55", which doesn't mean he wants to jump straight to 100", which would make sense for projecting, but there are plenty of displays in the ~6x" category which are cheaper by almost an order of magnitude.
An inexpensive UHD projector? Where?
There are no activist judges in the ocean!
...you can (and should) be replaced by a RegEx.
Killing off hope now, instead of just characters. Well played, sir, well played.
Go into the Dell "Work" section of the site - you can get this with i7 CPU, more SSD capacity options, etc.
Navigator 4, the browser that, when you turned off JavaScript, also turned off CSS. Good riddance. I really liked Navigator 3, though.
DaVinci Resolve, by Blackmagic Design, is used in actual Hollywood movies (though I don't know if those Hollywood studios are using the Linux version or not).
"If you don't copy this scroll and send it to ten people within the next 24 hours, you will die in a volcano eruption!"
...to "Yahoo!". Easy to change back, though.
modem connection sounds
horse and buggy sounds
cranking noises of hand-started cars
records skipping
tv channel 'end of broadcast day' message
ticker tape machine
pagers
mechanical cash register sounds
mimeograph machines
It's so hard to keep those C64s running these days!
What I wonder is how long it will be before some mega rich person(s) decides to build a semi-permanent offshore city, not so much a rig, more a case of a huge boat that is actually anchored to the ground and you take boats TO it.
There'd be loads of technical hurdles, but given the sheer size of such a construction, the issues of waves would be lesser, more so if it is designed properly to deal with them. (not to mention the use of large-scale wave guides similar in design to metamaterials, which is being tested on some oil rigs last I remember)
I'm not sure what the benefit of that would be over the very large mega-yachts the super-rich currently use - they're mobile, so they get the benefits of going to places around the world in luxury, plus being able to move out of the way of bad weather, etc.
I suppose the possible sheer _scale_ of a floating city has an appeal as a display of wealth to some.
All seems condemned in the long run to approximate a state akin to Gaussian noise. -- James Martin
